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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
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Los ANGELES, Cal., March 23.-Gen- eral Miles has received a telegram stating that the Apache who fatally stabbed Lieutenant Seward Mott at the San Carlss Agency and escaped foa days ago was captured yesterday. A steady pursuit had been kepc UP ever since his escape, most of it being done by Lieut.. Whipple and chief of scouts Al Seibsr The latter captured all the weapons of the four renegades, except one rife and one pistol. The pursuit drove the renegades back to the re5c,- vation, where the murderer was captur- ed. He is now in the guard house. I. is eX- pec,ed that his three companions will be captured to-day. General Miles states that the murderer will probably bchandcd over to the civil authorities.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
Wholesale s9anGins.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 23.-All the Grand Dukes, ministers and diplomats and court officials, visited the Germm Embassy yesterday congratulated an General Von Schmeni,z, the Gcrmm Ambassador. On Emperor William. birthday, in the evening, banquet wa given at the palace to Von Schmcnia and Major Vllanme,
 It is reported that the six persons wh" were captured on Sunday in cOnect;on with the recent plot to assassinate the Czar, were hanged on Monday. Da&a'- eff, the man who murdered Liculenaa, Colonel Sudc!yn, and was chief ofpoIicc three years ago, and who was suspected of having plotted against the Cars life is said to be one Of the six
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24

The only object the taxpayers of this cits have in seeing the city disencopor. sted, is to reduce the eXPences of gov ernment. Nobody questions the manag. ment of the city affairs, but it is an impos ibility to conducta city government un- der the present charter, without large eX. penditures. The charter is not calculated for city of this size, it is taken from cities of 100000 population, and was en- gineered through our legislature by set of iricksters who's only desire was to make something for themselves, out of the operation. Now the people desire a repeal of this misnomer, called city charter, and under the guidance of the Blinn, bill there will be saving to the city, offully S4ooo year.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
A French AOiIlariO

DENVER, March 23.-The News Washington special says: A prominent United States senator has requested Secretary Bayard to ask the French gov ernment to recall Count Maurice Sala. first secratary oflhc French legation at Washington. II is understood that 1lr. Bayard w,ll grant the request which was made because of the attentions to the senator's handsome wife. The matter has stirred up quite a scandal in Wash ington society.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
"HOolIGr" CIrarY.

New YORK, March 23,-In the trial of eX- Alderman Cleay to-day, his counsel Shafer made an attack on the press of the ci,y, charging them with being in league to secure the conviction of his client. Shafcr spoke in terms Of bitter inYectiveness against the proprietor of a morning paper of this city. He was brought to a stop by the sharp sound of the gavel. The court said the jurors knew nothing of paper assaults and the counsel must desist. Then furiously turning upon the twenty reporters around the table, the advocate yelled, "there they
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24

The Interstate Commerce law, which soss irto effect the frst~week af next month, cannot fail to worl: great revolu- ton in the business of the country. The brightest minds, however, have not been able 10 figure precisely what the effect will be, except in general way. That it will increase freight rates from the Eas
 to this Coast there is no room to doubt In fact, in adjusting the tariff to meet the requirements of the act, the rates have already been fixed, schedule of ten classes having been arranged, the lowest being SI,Is per hundred pounds, and the highest $4,7o. The lowest figure named which is for freight easiest handeled and least bulky, is nearly twice the amount that is now being paid as the result of free competition. The effect upon people who are strictly consumers, therefore, will be to increase their expenses. The rates once fixed will not functua,e grca! deal. The enemies of the bill, did no. rest until the good features were all shorn from the measure. And now the people who were misl9ad and deceived as to it's provisions, will be compelled to bear the brunt of the increase in tariff.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
PCOr Old CgnP,

PARIS, March 23,--A Paris paper pub fishes telegram from Lomberg, capital of CallCran, Austria, which says that on the 18th of March an attempt was made to upsetthe train conveying the Czar and Czarina to St, Petersburg on their return from visit to the Royal Duke Valdimar.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
Arrest for Confcmpt.

DUBLIN, March 23.-Judge Boyd has granted a warrant for the arrest of Father Ryan, of the Herbersyon branch of the National League for contempt of court and refusing to testify concerning his actions as trustee for the tenants under the plan of the campaIgn. Warrants have also been issued for the arrest of number of other persons in Herberston on the same charge.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24

Carter Harrison has received the dem- ocratic nomination for Mayor of Chicago Harrison is a hard man to defeat as he has the entire hoodlum element at his back which generally means success, but this is not q good year for Chicago roughs and there is a strong probability that this old demogouge will be relegated to private life. His defeat means tha, the lake city Is determined that bullies and rascals shall let go their hold from the throat of that grand commercial cen ter
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24

 are, there they are, the burning genius of the press, There isn't one of them you could trust in your house, except the fat man." Three or Gour feshy quill pu,her, at the table, and each taking this to himself, blushcd confusedjy He con,endrd hat the tr-unony that .he defendant lad h-rn seen al the mccu0
 fthc other hoodlsrs as c. o@, q up by 'etecrves. His c'jert WIS poor man aod was pyyog ior hi, defense ou-oi hone jl, earned money ShaGr spoke f,,. tyvc bpurc
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
fortwo hours.
Missouri. Extra session.

ST LoUis, March 25,--Th9 Missouri
 legislature adjourned sine die 8, noon lo-
 day. Just before adjournment Cover nor Marmaduke sent message ,o the house, announcing that he will soon call them together in extra session, for the special purpose of cnacting laws to en- force the constitutional provisions in re- ference to railroads, which he thinks has been too long deferred. No time has been set for the extra session, but it will probably be he first Wednesday in May.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
A New Dsal.

BALTIMORE, Malch 23,--It IS now stated on good authority that an option will again open to the Ives-S,ayner syn dicate for the control of the B. & o. from the Ist of April. Garrett, it is sta ted, cleared S2oo,ooo out of the Suly syndicate failure, lis also stated that the Garrett interest has purchased all of the stock of the John Hopkins Uni versity.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
symnathiaing With Ireland.

NEW YORK, March 23,-A mass meet ing was held tonight in the Cooper Union to protest against the enactment .f the proposed coercion measure for Ireland by the English parliament. The meeting was held under the auspices of the municipal council ofthe Irish Nat ional League Chas. A, Dana, editor Of the Sun, acted as chairman. Samuel ]. Rlndal was among the speakers. Ros- COG Conkln sent letter expressing sen timents appropriate to the occasion The resolutions passed quote Highlands greatest statesman" in saying: "Force is DO remedy" and declaring that home rule in the establishment of parliament to deal directly with local questions IS tie only basis of a settlement of Irish qUss tions. The resolutions tender sympathy end promises Of support to Gladstone and Parncll, and encourage them 10 oF- pose coercion. The resolutions are lc be sent to the two leaders and also to,hs Tory leader, Lord SaIisbuI. The fol
 lowing cablegram was sent to GIadstons "The citizens of New York, in mas meeting assembled protesting against co ercion, heartily endorse your noble policy and wish you God speed,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24

There are two parties Tn Arizona-onc encourages and assists in the growth and development of the Territory; one in vites and aids immigration and are bcnc- ficial to the advancement and prosperity of our country, and are always found in the vanguard of civilization and progress, and will succeed in bringing wealth and happiness to our borders. From the bright visions ofthis pleasing picture we turn to the mummies of the present, 10 the ob- strucionists, ,ithe men who sit in saloons and hotels ard talk of the good ola days of the past. They deuounce the press, the railroads, and every evidence of ad- vancement is held up as a foe 10 the country and the human race. They call the men who are laboring in the broad fields of usefulness, men who scatter their money among their neighbors, who risk their wealth in business ventures, and who are, as rule, successful, they are called mercenary. These old mile posts on the highway of civilization and progress stand firm in the pathway of ad. vancement and protest against the on. ward march of events, everything which tends to make life round of pleasure, which brings the sunshine of joy to the homes of the many, is looked upon by this class with disdain and suspicion. They view with alarm and dread the ca eroachments of knowledge and inteli gence over ignorance and stupidity, and of energy and visor over poverty and slothfulness, but the ponderous engine of progress and development is sweeping along in its course, undismayed by the protests and anathemas of this class, and will, ere maay months, leave it's inn press on the Territory of Arizona. We welcome its advent, as we are aware of the magnificent possibilities of our Terri. tory.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
severe storms.

ST. JoHNsBURy, Vy., March 23.--A severe snow and wind prevailed here las, night. The trans on the Pasam- pic railroad are fast in the snow drifts and the trans on the St,Johnsbury 6; Lake Champlain road are blockaded.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
snss Nfairc by g,lrc.

BEssEMER, Mich, March g. The Colby iron mine boarding house at this place was burned this morning. The loss of life is not yet known, but several persons were so badly burned that they will die
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
CITY AND covNTY OFFICIAL pAPEF

A great many people are leaving Los Angeles, San Diego and San Bernardino, anb settleing in the Salt river valley. They all agree that the prospects of the magnificent valley,are far in advance oi spy other sectional have visited.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
i Eond Cali.

WASHINGTON, March 23.--A call of ten million three rer cent, bonds 10 ma ture May Ist. will probably be issued this afternoon.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
New Goods.

A full line Of Spring and Summer goods have just been received by Harris, the Tailor, and they will be made to suit customers CT no pay demanded. Call and examine my stock before ordering elsewhere. HARRIS The Tailor.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24

A carload of fresh canned goods has been received, also fresh lot of bran, wheat barley, etc, at Joe Hofler' Pioneer store.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
A Wholesale Hanging by the
 Russian Authorities
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES T,
Harrison Nominated.

CHICAGO, March 23-Cart;ar H. liar rison was nominated for Mayor by the Democrats this afternoon.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
In No IluprY.

WASHINGTON, March 23-lt is leayned on good authority that Manning's sue cassor wI,I not be appointed before April
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24
AYERS Cherry PeCtoraf

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 There is rot a household in which this invaluable remedy has once been in- troducei where ifs use has ever been abandCr'H md there is not person who hi, ever given it q proper trial for any tcoat or lung disease suscep- tible Of cure, who has not been made wei by it.
 AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL has, ir numbeTless instances, cured obstinate cases ot chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis, Gli even acute Pneumonia, and has saved many patients in the earlier stages or PulmCnary Consumption. It is a medicine tLat only requires to be taken in small doses, is pleasant to the taste, and Is needed in every house where there are children, as there is nothing so good as AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat- ment Of Group and Whooping Cough. These arc all plain facts, which can be verified by anybody, and should be re- mambered by everybody.
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-24

The EPITAPH is the only daily news unnar published in CochiSo County.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
NOTES IN TIE FIELD OF LABOR

PHILADELPHIA May ii ISpeeiGD.-There was general
strike among the ingram carpet weavers to-day ana
upward OF 500 ceased work. David Jamlesohs'
c. H. Nashard & Sons and l.. @. krishers mlhs
are tho only firms working under tho reduced rates
Tho strike Of the iron founders at Whitaker q
Co.'S works which began a week ago, Is practically
over ths places OF the strikers having been hled
week and threw 1000 others out Of work. went
back TO work vita gaining their oblcct-beter
yarn.
BOSTON, May 14As result OF the refusal OF the de-
mapds of the working brewers, all the men except two
left the large brewery John Roesse In Boston High
lands last night According the rules OF the Brewers
Union the men employed by any firm who would supply
Roesse with beer would have TO quit " ork
NEw-BEDFoRD May 1.-THE striking weavers' most
OF whom tenement houses belonging TO the VAN
sutta Mills Corporation. and who we're unable TO get
their money the mill oH,e yesterday VIII return 10
work Monday.
ROCHESTER, May 14-The foundries Of this city viii
resume operations Monday morning. The boycotied
patierns will not be laid down before the moulders,
they have been withdrawn from Rochester by order OF
The Executive Committee OF the National Defence Ahso
citation The Rochester foundres shut down three weeks
ago.
PHILADELPHIA, May Il (SDsciah.-The TocsiH. Issued
today which Is favorable Mr. Powderly says that
while Philadelphia is tho city in the country where
labor unions should thrive their progress Is not sSs
factory Assemblies that two years ago numbered a
thousand members have OILY q few hundred now Ahd
even these eviuce little interest in the order
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15

Juce Reach OF the Supreme Court has granted the app
Gallon OF Mrs Ellen limited divorce from James
Monet on the ground giving her the custody
of their son James age thirteen aud has referred the ques
ton OF the amount Of per nanen amony 10 Augustus .
Brown She receiving $50 week amony pen, mk
the and husband being the owner i eh
tsnsye brass rolling mills Bloomfield n j., when no IN
herted father together with lie interest," III
estate OF 800 600 able 10 pay more Accorhg 70 to V
plant she was married him by clergyman III
and he ed her February !, $780, ley nIst NV
1878 and vei together without oeIemoua' "~i'~e' "
several years before the wedding too~ place
uouard Tovnsend counsel for the Manhattan Railway
Company appeared before Justice Dngto IN inc super0t
Court Chanbors yesterday aud moved that Wlah
who has sued the for damages alleged 10 nave neen
SUSTAINED In the accident by which many passengers
pushed the walking track along te W nj.
near Fourtoenth-s Thrave be required 70 MAKE MS
complaint definite The 10 lson was reserVee an,
Justice Barrett Supreme Court yesterday
apullcaop OF MIRA Annie T. Jones Tor an Orer setns
lie OF absolute divorce attained bY her IN he
against Henry W. Johns president OF the m
Mrs Johns concerning couson by which she claims .ns
she granted absolute divorce when sho ohN "No
q separation. 90 ,ba cnnreme
Mrs Caroline Hawkins entltlei 10 49,
almouy pendng tie salt f. Hawkins Tor an Aos9
lutte divorce her and 10 counsel lee on SHOo d.
charges that wife besides breaking her %
an insane appear an actress She uehSs a,
G an ASYLUM and that he sent this city from Babylon Il H.
where for tho purpose oil enShafhs he ~
TO obtain grounds ior a divorce ,,
The motion 10 set aside tho verots obtained on lf py
chorus singers against the American OPERA CoupsnJ ~,
nied Yesterday by Judge Browne OF The Cy tOute ~
that he company lnstihed nnler the ltns w Wv
contract OF by any rule law In arbitrarily '
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
ppovOrTyG THE HALEHOLrDAY

The officers of the Saturday Hat-Holiday Associa-
tion have directed their efforts during the lasi week
mainly toward securing the operation oil the clergy
men OF the city in securing general observance OF
the Saturday Half-Hoday law recently enacted by
the LEGISLATURE Az result OF their efforts the follow
ing clerg men will preach upon the subject to-day
DR. r. = Macarthur, Calvary Baptist Churcni Ut
" 8 Raiustord, st. Georges Church DR.. B f. DE
Co.ta 81. John tue Evangelist: Dr. h. II. MaIiihg,
Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church Dr Ilnany,
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church y. ).
and A. B. Hart, st. Stephens Protestant Eprcopai
Church. ,, 4.
During the coming week the association VIII try 10
secnr, the observance OF the law by merchants and
tradesmen generally throughout the city
Preparations tor carrying out the law are peng aue
as little as pcssbe The National Park Bank yester-
day issued the following circular
n, s,iurlay tho 2l.t lust the saturday Halt Holiday
law viii 20 nto effect While effort Will DC made Dy us
10 make many presentations OF sght drsis anu
napsr as that and succeeding Satuays we Oog
e no attention correspondents u the provisions
of the whereby legal presentation ana proleto su
naper NAV be made succeeding business day IN
yiw Of he short time gwen 10 make these presenta
tons on Saturdays shall be compelled 10 hoh over
OF until TIE next business d1y, anu me ~
terrrd To- r.. X. WRIGHT, Cashier.
In teply TO letters from officers OF savings banks
asking the views of Bank Superintendent Paiae as
IN what action such institutions should take under the
UaHoliday law the superintendent says 1t Is entire
To within the discretion OF the officers OF each savings
institution or bank OF discount TO determine whether
it shall be closed OF not.
On Saturdays hereafter the Astor Library VIII De
omen from to g. other days but half the iorce
will No released at O'clock 50 as TO give all OF them
"a half holiday once a fortnight
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
Woo1-GRoWERs TO PROJECT THEMSELTES

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE ST. LOUIS con-
vENTION.
ST. LOUIS May 14-The resolutions adopted by the
Wool Growers Convention recommend unRnimty OF ac-
ton by all wool-growers manufacturers and others In
erested in the production and sale OF wool TO procure
the repeal the present tarr laws upon wool and the
passage OF protecting the American wool interests
They urge that certain remedial laws be enacted 70
prevent the abuse and evasion OF the present law while
in force provide for the sending OF delegations 10
Washington to attend the next Congress 10 influence
legislation behalf Of the wool interests. They also
ad dvocate the appointment Of attorney TO represent
the association before all the UuIted States courts and
the Treasury Department Members OF wool-grOwers
associations are urged TO attend conventions OF political
parties with which they respectively cooperate and 80
Far possible aid in securing the nomination Of saus
factory candidates -
The convention also earnestly requested the woo ssso
Citations OF the whole country 10 unite In demanding from
the railroads proper freight classification OF wools IN
transit They also protested against the discrimination
in railroad against Texas Colorado and other points
In favor Of California In the shipping OF wool East Judge
Lawrence OF Ohio appointed to represent the con-
ventOn TO cooperate with the Wool Merchants Aasocla
ton OF Chicago In the matter OF recassncauon OF WOOL
In the freight elias catons or the railroads ana transfer
companies OF United states IL also decided 10
request the president OF the National Wool Manuiact
urers Convention to appoint committee OF hve 10 co
operate with similar from this convention. Will
lam IL r. Thornton, of Chicago appointed to present
the resolution adopted By the convention TO suD-co-
mittee OF the Finance Committee OF the United StaeS
Senate which will meet In Chicago on May 81
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
x1Rx oUILTY or MAYsLAUGHrER.

The stupid expression which the face OF Morris
Marx has through the several days In which he
has been on trial in the General Sessions for the
killing Of Anna JakowsIy by thowing vitrol In her
face did not change yesterday when tho Verdict OF the
Jury was announced. Recorder smyth Oncrcd on
Fridly night that the jury should be locked up unuI
Yesterday morning In tho hope that an agreement
might 10 reached The Jurors wero sull undecided
when IL O'Clock, tho hour Of opening court, came
ami the Recorder and Di-tTictAuOrncy waited three
hOur-. Tho Jury nt word soon AFTER O'CLOCK uaI
an agreement had been reached, and the hccOIuoT
took Dis place on tho bench.
Ihe prisoner watched the Jurors az they entered
tho courtroom. The manner Of the Jurors was not
that Of men VINO had resolved 20 condemn the prs
nor 20 tho death penalty. but Marx did not seem
tO gather hope from their appearance he saI
patiently untn Deputy Clerk Walsh had called the
i.mes OF the Jurors. Tho foreman when asked fOI
tho vepiict sah equity Of manslaughter In the mt
degree The prisoners counsel seem@i relieved t1at
tho verdict was not for a higher grade OF crime Inc
result explained 90 Marx by an Interpreter anu
he was renanded 10 the Tombs until tomorrow foI
sentence The Recorder explained 20 tho Jurors that
tho trial had occupied much tmo that he had not
felt Justified In dlsmisslng them the night before
Marx can bo sentenced TO any term OF imprisonment
between five and ten years.